Lineolated Parakeet (Linnie) Information

Fun, delicious cookies for your bird!

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A natural, whole foods approach to bird nutrition as taken from the yahoo group, Feeding Feathers

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In March 2009, we asked Andrea (pinksnowme), Gail, Donna (Linnielover) and Melinda what their Lineolated Parakeet’s daily diet consisted of. All provided wonderful answers. Read on to discover what their darling linnies eat every day.

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A handful of pictures that have recently been uploaded to The Linnie Forum that we’re sure you will enjoy.

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There is great debate about Lineolated Parakeets being sexually dimorphic. Read on and learn whether they are, and how to go about sexing your Linnie!

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Starting Wednesday, April 15th, Lineolated Parakeet will be starting it’s Next Top Model Competition! Join in, have some fun, show off your linnie and hone your creative side! The winner gets a $20 Gift Card!!!
Submissions to be a contestant are due Tuesday, April 7th.

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Lineolated Parakeets are unique little birds…….
…..And out of this uniqueness comes cute, silly, little antics like the ‘electric hug’. What is an electric hug? Keep reading and find out!

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A super easy, quick and healthy recipe for your birds. We guarantee they’ll love it! Read more to learn how to make it!

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I’ve been sprouting for more than 25 years and I can honestly say that the topic is one of my favorites. I’m happy to preach about sprouting at the drop of a hat. Sprouting is so simple that a young child can do it. How do I know that? I had kindergarteners sprouting successfully when I was a public school teacher. You CAN do it! Now for some really good news – every successful sprout crop provides all the rewards of farming your own organic produce and none of the heavy work, expense, and headaches of the average farmer. Best of all, when you sprout your own seeds you can provide your beloved birds with the most incredible nutrition available on the planet! Read more to learn how!

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If you own a linnie, you know that their toenails grow super-fast and eventually curl up and, if not maintained, will grow back into the foot. It is important to ensure that you keep their nails trimmed, but not too short. Read on to learn how to properly trim your bird’s toenails.

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